Dragon Flame
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Summary
This force is utterly different from any past or contemporary military in the world. Its essence, timeliness, and all-capable three-dimensional strikes are its defining traits. It possesses all modern warfare modes—special operations, information operations, maritime, aerospace, electromagnetic, and biochemical/microwave operations—and explores new ones. It serves as the spearhead and fist for rapid strategic and tactical response, deterring and interdicting regional or large-scale wars that might erupt, and is the fist and sharp sword in peace and semi-war conditions...
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers with a strong interest in the history of the People's Liberation Army, especially the development of special forces
- Readers who prefer in-depth nonfiction and seek to understand the stories behind the nation's covert fronts
- Military enthusiasts who wish to learn about the construction concepts and combat cases of Chinese special-operations units
- Readers interested in narratives of how individual fates intertwine with the tide of the times and national missions
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting purely fictional military novels with highly dramatic plots
- Tech enthusiasts seeking full disclosure of current in-service weapons parameters and tactical details
Reading tips
- Read in the context of the overall international environment before and after China's reform and opening-up to better understand the urgency and contemporary significance of the force's creation
- Pay attention to the choices and fates of key figures (such as Chen Wenping), who serve as emotional anchors for understanding this history
- For the early training methods and combat cases mentioned, readers may moderately consult the development of international special operations in the same period for horizontal comparison
About the publisher
Gold Wall Press is a publisher active in the fields of social culture and intellectual reading, with titles spanning social culture, literary appreciation, medicine, war and military life, and social psychology. In academic and intellectual publishing, it has released works by Zygmunt Bauman such as Individualized Society and Community, along with related writings by scholars including Cheng Boqing and Ouyang Jinggen. Its writing and creativity list is represented by John Truby's The Anatomy of Genres writing masterclass. Medical and psychological titles include Stephen W. Porges's Polyvagal Theory guide in three volumes and works such as I Try So Hard to Live. Literary works include Chen Gui and Shadow. It should be noted that public information on the press's full publishing history and organization is limited; the above introduction is based mainly on the publishing directions reflected in the books in the catalog.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 一
- 二
- 三
- 四
- 五
- 六
- 七
- 八
- 九
- 十
- 十一
- 十二
- 十三
- 十四
- 十五
- 十六
- 十七
- 十八
- 十九
- 二十
- 二十一
- 二十二
- 二十三
- 二十四
- 二十五
- 二十六
- 二十七
- 二十八
- 二十九
- 三十
- 三十一
- 三十二
- 三十三
- 三十四
- 三十五
- 三十六
- 三十七
- 三十八
- 三十九
- 四十
- 四十一
- 四十二
- 四十三
- 四十四
- 尾声
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About the author
Fang Jianhui is an author about whom limited public information is available. Four of his works are currently included in the collection, mainly falling into two categories: social fiction and military fiction. Judging from his representative works, Bubu Gao: A Positive Analysis of the Proactive Way in Officialdom and Newcomer: The Career Path of a Nobody focus on the ecology of officialdom and the workplace, concerning ordinary people's striving and struggles within the system and their careers. Qiancheng continues this observation of social reality, while Longyan turns to military themes and presents a different narrative direction. Overall, his writing is mostly set against the backdrop of real society and is skilled at portraying characters' fates within specific circumstances, combining readability with a sense of reality. Because information such as dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background is unavailable, his personal experience remains to be further verified. Based on the existing works, however, Fang Jianhui's writing shows a dual interest in social and military themes and has gained a certain recognizability among relevant readers.
